I really like this game and its snowboarding mechanics, very "fluent" and "responsive". But in all seriousness, this game can be relaxing and a nice game to throw on a podcast or YouTube video while playing, although the steering mechanics are liable to be clunky from time to time, the game can also offer a fair bit of challenge as well, and that's where the controls can really get you stuck in the mud. But when you finally overcome those challenges this game can give you satisfaction like no other. All in all an actually good and well-thought-out game from Ubisoft, pretty crazy huh?

Final Fantasy is an absolute rollercoaster of an RPG with the story, weapons, unlockable content, dungeons, characters, worldbuilding, and an abundance of driving (seriously there's so much driving) the world that this game sets you in can almost be overwhelming when you understand the scale of it for the first time. But nonetheless, when I sat down and picked up my controller, I would play for hours and hours, encounter after encounter, cutscene to cutscene. And I would still play 100s of hours more because that's how big of a sinkhole Final Fantasy 15 is. And with the inclusion of bounties, royal armaments, skill trees for all 4 party members, weapons and accessories, and (unsurprisingly) side quests, there's nothing short of tasks to cross off in this game and I enjoyed every second of it, even the miscellaneous content like the camera mode and fishing are fun to fiddle around with and explore, even if I bolted through the entire story and boss fights, I would most likely still give it a high rating and a myriad of praises and an extensive review just as long as this about only the narrative and characters This was by far one of the most enjoyable platinums that I've had the pleasure of achieving because achievements like unlocking all royal armaments are not only challenging but enjoyable to sink time into(Ignore that survival expert exists we all know that achievement sucks). Nothing in this game feels like a hassle to do and what's even better is that all of it is entirely optional. Although I do see others with less-than-ideal opinions on the game those outlooks are completely understandable and entirely right in their own way, The game can be messy, clunky, all over the place, and just borderline lackluster in specific portions this game is far from perfect and barely qualified for polish, But I believe that this is by far the most fun I've had in a final fantasy game and I highly encourage others to try the game out for themselves if you're ever curious about it because the only way to find out is to see it yourself firsthand, if you like it, you'll love it.

An amazing game to progress through for the very first time and my favorite game aesthetically, When you understand the story of the game and your purpose as a government agent, the game's enjoyability goes up by 10 fold, though the looting and gear system could be improved on, you still get the satisfaction of achieving the higher ranks of power through a skill tree and gear score, and with the DLC content (that usually runs pretty cheap with the base game) the game gets even better with the introduction of the game mode "survival" that in itself is an experience completely unique to the division, but the thing that I absolutely adore about this game mode is the feeling it presents the player, something akin to the likes of DayZ and finding other players in the constant snowstorm hailing over the dark zone. Not only that but you have a variety of other game modes to explore as endgame content as well as world tiers so you can progress even higher and conquer new challenges. One could argue there were better games under the "looter shooter" genre during the time of the division, but I believe that this game is a special case whereas it may not be "better" but it is unique. and the division as well as its sequel hold a special place for me as an avid player of games of this genre.

I have nothing but good sayings for PREY. Whenever I traverse the desolate space station I'm always constantly on guard waiting for something to spring at me, even when I'm so much later in the game and have the tools to counter the enemy's presence, PREY always reminds you that there is always a bigger threat right around the corner. With so much to interact with and mysteries to uncover, PREY is an enjoyable experience through and through constantly challenging the player with puzzles, combat, and tough choices to make that affect the fate of you and the survivors who fight tooth and nail to rebel against the alien presence. It's not hard to find this game on sale for 60% to 80% off on digital markets, and if you enjoy something like "The Outer Worlds" you'll have a ball with this one.